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NT Health failed to tell community to stop eating poisonous fish
via abc.net.au
Glencore and the NT Health Department did not act on a recommendation from the Chief Health Officer to warn people living near the McArthur River Mine to not eat fish from three locations, NT Government documents show. -
Mining giant, NT Government did not warn of poisonous fish
via abc.net.au
Glencore and the NT Health Department did not act on a recommendation from the Chief Health Officer to warn people living near the McArthur River Mine to not eat fish from three locations, NT Government documents show. -
Japanese submarines delegation in Adelaide for PR offensive
via abc.net.au
Japan concedes it needs to get its bid back on track to win the contract to build Australia's next fleet of submarines, so is stepping up its lobbying intensity. -
China analysis: interest rate cut raises fresh questions
The question is whether the cuts will deliver a sustained boost or further hurt confidence in the Chinese leadership's economic credentials. -
China cuts interest rates by 0.25 points amid market slump
via abc.net.au
China's central bank cuts its benchmark interest rates and the amount of cash banks must keep on hand in a bit to boost the world's second-largest economy as it battles a collapse in share prices. -
BHP Billiton's full year profits plunge 86pc to $US1.9b
via abc.net.au
Mining giant BHP Billiton's profits dive on the back of tumbling commodity prices with the company's profit in the 12 months to June this year down 86 per cent. -
International students welcome falls in Australian dollar
via abc.net.au
The continued devaluation of the Australian dollar against major currencies is offering big savings for international students at educational institutions across Australia. -
Reverse cycle air conditioners cheaper than gas heating: report
via abc.net.au
Consumers can save money by making the switch from gas heating to using reverse cycle air conditioners, a Melbourne University study finds. -
Australian share market defies Asian falls to post strong rebound
via abc.net.au
The Australian share market's benchmark ASX 200 closes 2.7 per cent higher, defying another 7.6 per cent slump in China and a steep fall in Japanese stocks. -
Promise of 'no further interruptions' as rail union, SA Government reach agreement
via abc.net.au
Further industrial action affecting Adelaide's metropolitan railway service this weekend is called off after the State Government and the Rail, Tram and Bus Union reach an agreement. -
Novelty cigarette lighters without safety switches 'a fire risk'
via abc.net.au
Cigarette lighters are being in sold in Adelaide with little adherence to safety regulations and could be a fire risk, South Australia's Metropolitan Fire Service says. -
Solid profit results help boost Australian stocks
via abc.net.au
Solid profit reports by several significant companies contribute to strong gains on the Australian share market. -
Bank shares may still have some way to fall: Morgan Stanley
via abc.net.au
A leading bank analyst warns that share prices for Australia's big four could drop a lot further, in stark contrast to a strong rally for the major bank stocks today. -
Miner fined $300,000 for unauthorised drilling on cattle station
via abc.net.au
Krucible Metals is convicted and fined $300,000 for drilling exploration holes without authorisation, as a magistrates says its former the managing director "managed to hoodwink the company". -
Australian stocks rally, defy further Chinese share market losses
via abc.net.au
The Australian share market rallies after early losses, despite further steep falls for Chinese stocks, as 'bargain hunters' snap up the battered banking sector. -
Australian shares fall again after Wall St rout
via abc.net.au
The Australian share market posts steep falls for a fourth straight day, but much lower than yesterday's $64 billion market plunge. -
Global share markets slump on Chinese economic fears
via abc.net.au
Panic is palpable on global markets as fears of a Chinese economic slowdown grip investors, driving Wall Street's Dow 3.6 per cent lower and European markets more than 5 per cent down.
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